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Mn^' t. Bw Dunawi «Mat th«
MkHipd In Wln^«n-Salein with
[Btr. Mis. Owen B. Duncan.
A dBoshteh waa honi on Hdh-
I day, DMMnher i, to Mr. and Mrs.
^ B. iiowe, of Poree Knob, N. C.
Mr. Iran D. Anderson and
danahter.. Miss Vania Anderson,
«l>ent Tuesday In Charlotte.
Mr. Henry Ford Hart, of Lan
dis, spent the week-end at his
home at Halls M.ills.
Miss Clara Gentry Is receiving
treatment at the Wilkes hospital
for Injuries received in a fall two
weeks ago. Friends hope for an
early recovery.
'Sia^’^lleD^^nV of
ity, spent the - weeh^Wd
atfS «t»MaaatWn Vlaar .^Irtth
. iilih 'MaHe^aUlB^ttflWckfQrd.
spenl'tte Wddk-end here with Mr.
and ^ft. -Carl' W. Steela wtai'ac-
compaiiied home'Sundayact
' mile Miss Blanche ^Hartc> has
returned home after spending
several weeks at Landis with her
sister, Mrs. Alais Ritchie.
Mr. and Mrs. Alais Ritchie, of
Landis, spent the week-end with
Mrs. Ritchie’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. David Hart, at Halls MHla,
Miss Catherine Hall, of North
Wllkestooro, spent Saturday night
with Miss Annie Hall, of Halls
Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Wiles and
lot wlW'iMr»..>aad-. llWh
tlhoduft.'jofodhls -cltTii.'? i
kt. ainAJirs,; A. :V.. OhB«h, of
WlnstohsialeiDi: ypwd i.MhiMclv-
Ins.hbUftWS with iM«b.s Qhnrct^’k
MoiAer, Mrs. Martha Rhodes, of
Wllfceeboro Root® 1. -
Mrs. W, A.vTnylor
ter, Dr. Carhlyn Taylor,'.,,,^nt
the pest Wndk^nd la Or^hshoco
and High PpMit Tlsltjitk wlfh Mrs.
Taylor’s daughters, Mrs. Charles
W. Irvin and Mrs. RnsaeU Cook.
Mr. James Minton, student in
the Industrial Arts department
of North Wllkesboro school, lost
family and Mr. Leon Lernev rao-
MOVIE STARS CAN’T tored to Pocahuntas. Va.. Thurs-
LOOK SKINNY [day.
No woman can afford to. If yon Miss Fern Brooks, a student of
have unlovely haggard hollows and jones Business College, at High
are thin, you may need the Vita- p(,jnt gpent Thanksgiving with
mhi B Comidex and Iron in Vinol. parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Vinol has helped thousands— Wilkesboro route 1.
Wilkes Drug Store.
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rJsttoM' Were In onr eommuaity."^
.Mr;- Q. F. ^ohols,. Mihs, Dolly
Nichols and Mrs. I>bris .‘wJuiMm*.
son, of Wlnstod^leoi, w®re.,?ft‘
itors at the home 'of their
ents, Rer.'ad^ Mrs. Jas. T. Nicli^
ols, ThanlUfh^k.^ ■
Ret. and Mn.' a:, W. * Eller
spent Thanksgiving Day at the
the end of one finger while work- ,jjp^g .ur. .and Mrs. N. ^ C.
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9 WAYS
to have
Money For Christmas
Select one of the following Clubs
TWENTY-FIVE-CENT CLASS
Requires a deposit of 25 cents each week for
the next 50 weeks. At maturity of the club
you will receive a check for $12.50.
FIFTY-CENT CUkSS
Requires a deposit of 50 cents each week for
the next 50 weeks. At maturity of the club,
you will receive a check for $25.00.
ONE-DOLLAR CLASS
Requires a deposit of $1.00 each week for the
next 50 weeks. At maturity of the club, you
will receive a check for $50.00.
TWO-DOLLAR CLASS
Requires a deposit of $2.00 each week for the
next 60 weeks. At maturity of the club, you
will receive a check for $100.00.
THREE-DOLLAR CLASS
Requires a deposit of $3.00 each week for the
next 50 weeks. At maturity of the club, you
will receive a check for $150.00.
FOUR-DOLLAR CLASS
Requires a deposit of $4.00 each week for the
next 50 weeks. At maturity of the club, you
will receive a check for $200.00.
FIVE-DOLLAR CLASS
Requires a deposit of $5.00 each week for the
next 60 weeks. At maturity of the club, you
will receive a check for $250.00.
TEN-DOLLAR CLASS
Requires a deposit of $10.00 each week for the
next 50 weeks. At maturity of the club, you
will receive a check for $500.00.
TWENTY-DOLLAR CLASS
Requires a deposit of $20.00 each week for the
next 50 W'eeks. , At maturity of the club, you
will receive a check for $1000.00.
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ing with a small circular saw
Wednesday. -
Misses Mllly Revls and Betty
Pearson, who are students of Le-
nolr-Rhyne College, spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with their
respective families at Moravian
Falls.
Members of Company A at
Fort Jackson who spent the
week-end a t their respective
homes in Wilkes Included Lieu
tenant Domer Huffman. Corpor
al Vaughn Pierce, C. O. Bumgsr-
ner, Herman Anderson, Raymond
Minton and Roscoe Porter.
Ladies Aid Society of Baptist
Home church will give a play at |
Mulberry schotd on Thursday
night, December 5, 7:30 p. m.,'
for the benefit of the church.
Music will be furnished by the
Dixie string band and a good
time is assured. Everybody is
invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan D. Ander
son have returned from a visit
with Mrs. Anderson’s parents,
.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hyneman
Klyce at Corinth, Miss. They
were accompanied to Mississippi
by their daughter, Miss Bessie
Lee, who is spending some time
there.
Mrs. W. A. Taylor suffered a
stroke at her home Tuesday aft
ernoon and is critically 111. Her
son, W. F. Taylor, of Youngs
town, Ohio, and two daughters,
.Mrs. P. A. Tyndall, of Mount
Airy and Mrs. Russel Cook, of
High Point, were called here on
the account of her illness. She is
a patient at the Wilkes hospital.
The dental offices of Dr. W. A.
Taylor and Dr. Carolyn Taylor,
her husband and daughter, will
be closed for a few days.
Davis Being Held For
His Father-In-Law
Authorities in Kinston, say
Samuel Davis of Sandy Bottom,
near Kinston, was being held
without bond in connection with
he disappearance of his father-
.n-law, Louis Gaylor. a plumber
of Kinston. Gaylor has been miss
ing more than a week.
Sheriff Samuel Churchill said
the middle-aged Kinston man
was in company with Davis early
Sunday and no one could bte
found who had seen him since.
Davis, the sheriff said, refused
to say where he left Gaylor.
There were reports that the men
had been drinking and had en
gaged in an affray.
Heart On Right Side
Saves Youths Life
Chicago.-—John Mosley, 18,
waa alive yesterday because his
heart happens to be on the right
side.
Stabbed during a quarrel, Mos
ley was still breathing when
brought to the county hospital
despite a wound three inches deep
in the left side where his heart
should have 'been. Puzzled physi
cians put him under a fluoroscope
and found that his heart was on
the right instead of the left side.
vJhurch.
Mr. and Mrs. Cbarch also' en-
Joled the presence of thMr chil
dren, Mrs. Joe Welborn and hus-
b’-nd, of North Wllkeeboro, Mrs.
Ben Tedder and little daughter,
Shirley Ann, of Charlotte, Lass,
from Mt. Holly, and Wayne, from
Belmont. Mr. Thomas Rogers, of
Mt. Holly, also spent the week
end with the family.
Messrs. Johnny Miller and Rob
ert Myers, of West Jefferson,
were visitors In the home of Rev.
land Mrs. Jas T. Nichols, Sun-
Jday.
I We were reminded that pale
Old Winter is coming again by
sudden drop in mercury Mon-
jday morning to 23 degrees.
Rev. J. L. A. Bumgarner filled
his regular appointment at Ar-
)bor Grove Sund'ty and delivered
an Inspiring gnd helpful sermon.
Rev. S. N. Bumgarner was a
visitor at Arbor Grove church
Sunday.
Mrs. L. C. Minton, who was
recently removed to Black Moun
tain Sanitorium, Is reported as
making some progress.
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Planning To Push
Highways In Ashe
Gordon Hackett of North Wll
kesboro, who is district highway
commissioner, waa in West Jef
ferson recently and gave out the
I news that work on the highways
in Ashe county wllj be carried
forward during the coming year
with renewed vigor.
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Pure, wholesome,
delicious,— Coca-Cola
is refreshment you want
at home. Everybody
likes its distinctive taste
and the happy after-
sense of complete re
freshment that it gives.
Your dealer has the
handy home package,
—the six-bottle carton.
BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OP ‘THB COCA-COLA CO. BY
NORTH WILKESBORO COCA4:OLA BOTTING COMPANY
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Join
Our Christmas
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THE NORTHWESTERN BANK |
North Wilkesboro, N. C. ®
Member Federal Deposit Insurance- Corporation ^
NOTICE OF SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the pow-
,er of sale contained in a certain
Uf Deed of Ti-ust, dated June 28, 1938,
I executed by John W. Cashion and
wife, Georgia Cashion, to the un-
S . dersigned Trustee for The North
^ tWilkesboro Building and Loan As-
I sociation, which Deed of Trust is
if I recorded in the office of Register
^'of Deeds for Wilkes County in
^ Book 180, page 232, to secure the
payment of a note therein mention
ed, and default having been made i
in the parent thereof, and de-j
mand having been made on me; j
I will, TTIEREPORE, on Mon
day, January 6, 1941, at the hour
of Ten (10:00) o’clock A. M., at
I the courthouse door in Wilkesboro,
offer for sale for cash to the high-
[est bidder, the foRowmg described
.real estate, viz: :
BEGINNING at a stake on the
1 Northwest comer of Seventh and
G. Streets and running North
'along the West side of Seventh
Street 100 feet to a stake, Clara
E. Cashion’s corner; thence West-
wardly parallel with G. Street and
with the line of Clara K Cashion
150 feet to a stake in the line of
Lot No. 3; thence Southwardly
along and -with the line of Lot No.
3 and parallel with Seventh otreet
TOO feet to a stake on the North
side of G. Street, same being the
Southeast corner of Lot No. 3 in
Block 9; thence Eastwardly along
the North side or G. Street 150
feet to the point of beginning, and
being the Southern part' 'of Lota
Nos. 1 and 2 in Block 90, as shown
on Trogdon’s Map of the Town of
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
This the 2d dsjr of Dec., A. D., -
1940.
A. H. CASEY, Trustee..-:;
12-2MI
HUNDREDS OF GIFT IDEAS AT
The Christmas'Store
Shop early and avoid the rush! We list here only
a few of the hundreds of gift items awaiting your
selection. Come for a look through our store !
LADIES’ ROBES
and
HOUSE COATS
$1.98 u. $5.95
SATIN GOWNS
98c “ $2.95
In Gift Packages
98c
SA-nN
and
SLIPS
$1.95
HANDKERCHIEFS
Boxed Handkerchiefs
25c and 50c
Give Hosiery 1
SILK STOCKINGS
50c 79c $1
' (Christmas Boxed)
LADIES’ COATS
45.95 J$9.95
CHILDREN’S COATS
$2.98 u. $5.95
LADIES’ DRESSES
$1.88 ,.$7.95
PERFUME SETS — 2Sc to $1.00
MANICURE SETS - 25c to $1.00
DRESSER SETS $1.98 to $7.98
LADIES’ DRESS GLOVES 59c to $1.98
ELECtRIC LAMPS - $1.06 and $1.50
WARM BLANKETS, cotton 50c, $1.00
PART WOOL DOUBLE BLANKETS $1.98
LADIES’ WOOL AND SATIN SCARFS SOci
SOFA PILLOWS - 79c and $1.00
Suggestions
MEN’S SHIRTS
Fine For Gifts
97c “$1.65
for “Him”
SHAVING SETS
50c *“‘$1.00
HANDKERCHIEFS
(Initial-Boxed)
50c .
T A J A M A S
In Gift Packages
98' *1®® *2'**
MEN’S SUITS
’14 “,. ’24“
Leather
BILL FOLD SETS
$1.00 ,.$2.95
TOPCOATS
’14“...’16“
MEN’S ROBES
$2.98 u. $9.95
HOUSE SLIPPERS
97c “$1.98
LEATHER JACKETS
(Big Selection)
$4.95,. $9.95
MEN’S TIES
(Christmas Boxed)
50c “$1.00
GIFTS FOR BABY
Dresses, Btiotees, Wool
Shawls, Blankets CVips,
Etc.
HOUSE SLIPPERS
“$1.98
98c
BED JACKETS
79c "^$1.00
HAND BAGS
Big Selection
98c
PILLOW CASES
$1.00
DONT MISS OUR
Toy Depjirtment
IN BASEMENT
I C Big Selection, Unee- OCc to * A QC
LF\/LiLrtJ da Dolls—all sizes -60 ^4.00
ELECTRIC TRAINS
’TRICYCLES
WAGONS
DESK SETS
ICE WAGONS
DUMP TRUCKS
RUBBER P'”S
MUSICAL TOPS
TEDDY BEARS
DOGS
LACE TABLE CLOTHS
$1.98.„d$2.98
SHOP EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH
CHENILLE BED SPREADS
$2.98
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